How do cows communicate with each other?

Further, when calves were out of sight, they would call to one another with a higher frequency call. When the calf was ready to suckle, ... Makes you really rethink the way we look at cows, perhaps knowing what we do, it is time to afford them the lives and respect they deserve. read more

Cattle communicate with each other, establishing a herd order by head butting each other. The ones with more status will require the lower status animals to move so they can get the better food, at least from their perspective. read more

When mother cows were close to their calves, both would communicate using low frequency calls. Further, when calves were out of sight, they would call to one another with a higher frequency call. When the calf was ready to suckle, there is yet another call used. read more

Cows communicate using individual sounds like human names Scientists believe that they have discovered the meaning behind a 'moo' and cows speak to each other using individual 'names' read more